Ximena Galvez Lima

Ximena Galvez Lima is the Regional Legal and Policy Coordinator for Europe and Asia at Geneva Call. Ximena holds a Masters Degree in International Law from the Graduate Institute in Geneva with special focus on International Humanitarian Law, International Human Rights Law and International Criminal Law; and a Law Degree from the Bolivian Catholic University ‘San Pablo’. Prior to joining Geneva Call, she worked for the Permanent Mission of Bolivia in Geneva focusing on the Human Rights Council and the UN Declaration on Peasant Rights. She has published articles on the protection of health care in times of COVID-19, humanitarian access, gang violence and legal conflict qualification of conflict grey zones in Latin America, the protection of peasant rights, among others. Her areas of research include armed groups, armed conflicts, gang violence, counterterrorism and transnational organized crime.

Emergency governance: armed-non-state actors facing COVID-19

By Ximena Galvez Lima / March 2, 2022

*This blog is written in the authors’ personal capacities and does not purport to represent the views of Geneva Call* For the past two years, governments have been adopting a wide range of measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 and limit its human and economic impact, with a profound effect on the daily lives …

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